英文摘要 |
The importance of the vague essence discovered by Husserl consists in providing us out of the hylomorphic model a vague field which is neither of the form nor of the matter. In Edmund Husserl’s “Origin of Geometry”: An Introduction, Derrida indicates that the materiality belongs to this vague field. In other words, the materiality is not equal to the matter imposed by the form in the hylomorphic model. Derrida’s contribution inspires Deleuze and Guattari to considerate the materiality as a flow of matter: materiality is the matter liberated from the hylomorphic model, which changes its manner of being according to every event (technological operation) which happens to it. It is a flow of matter in continuous variation, expressing the life of the matter itself. It permits to conceive a sort of technology different from the technology that Heidegger critiques. |